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C code for fusing multiple array transpositions into one pass

Suppose that A is a one-dimensional NumPy array and s, n_y, n_x, blk_y, and blk_x are integers > 0 and s divides both blk_y and blk_x. The number of elements in A is equal to both n*s*s and ny*...
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bijection between n and k letter alphabet

What is bijection between strings over n and k letter alphabet, k,n positive integers ? I'm about to construct a bijection for sentences and binary strings, but I've failed . Can I construct a ...
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Return set of all bijections on the input set

the method: public static Set<Function<T,T>> bijectionsFinder(Set<T> d) say d= {1,2,3}. We are supposed to find all bijections from d -> d and return a set of those bijections. Im ...
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How to get combination by index from a list of unique combinations

The following is what I am trying to achieve: alpha = 'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789' items = ['item-a','item-b'...'item-n'] my_map = defaultdict() for i, item in enumerate(items): ...
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Sort or remove elements from corresponding list in same way as in reference list

I have two lists in python of same length: listA = [7,6,3,2,1,4,5] listB = [a,b,c,d,e,f,g] is their some way (probably easy function) to sort listA and change the values of listB in the same way. ...
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Set of functions using Function interface [closed]

Let there be a set A = {1,2,3}. The goal is to compute all bijections on AxA. It should be of type Set<Function<T,T>> so that in the driver code, we can use the "apply" function. ...
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Bidirectional Dict in Julia

I have some problem where I need to define a one-to-one mapping from one variable to another. I am using a Dictionary like this: mapping = Dict('I'=>1, 'V'=>5, 'X'=>10) I also want to map it ...
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Construct a bijective function to map arbitrary integer from [1, n] to [1, n] randomly

I want to construct a bijective function f(k, n, seed) from [1,n] to [1,n] where 1<=k<=n and 1<=f(k, n, seed)<=n for each given seed and n. The function actually should return a value from ...
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Represent a 1-1 relationship [duplicate]

I have come to a need to represent a one to one relationship in python. The easiest thing to do is have a list of tuples. [(thing_one, thing_two]. But this would get you O(N) translation/deletion/...
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Short URL with unique but random generated string?

So I have been trying to build a URL shortner but I am unable to generate unique but random strings. I have look everywhere for a solution but couldn't find one thus posting it here. I have a table ...
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Removing bijective columns automatically from the data frame identified using whichAreBijection command from dataPreparation package using r

I am having trouble doing a simple task: Say I use these libraries and have this data frame: library(tidyverse) library(dataPreparation) df <- data.frame(col1 = 1, col2 = rnorm(1e1), col3 = ...
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Retrieve schema from parquet-avro messages pulled from kafka

Using samples from various sources I have written this method (relevant section shown below) where I am pulling parquet-avro messages from kafka for a test application. Based on the code I could find ...
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31-bit Bijective (Perfect) Hash algorithm

What I need I need an algorithm that produces a bijective output. I have a 31-bit input and need a pseudo-random 31-bit output. What I have considered CRCs are bijective within their bit-width. I ...
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How do you efficiently compute a bijective base-k numeral (and/or its inverse) in R or any other freely-available programming language?

Although this question already has partial answers on StackOverflow, those answers are not associated with questions that have the proper name of the process / concept (bijective (base-k) numeration) ...
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Bijection between (n choose k) and bitstrings of length n with k bits set

While I know how to generate all (n choose k) bitstrings of size n with exactly k bits set to one, I'm struggling finding a bijection, that gets as input a number i between 1 and (n choose k) and ...
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